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Max, Ian, 

 

 I think that Russ send the plans to Rick (vvwse4) and not Lioc if I read that thread right?

 

 I would like to get a set also if they come available. 

 

 Dan

 

You could be right Dan, that would make sense being in the US of A.  Are you going to follow it up?

Max

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This build that Russ did in the "Wings of the Luftwaffe GB" has a lot of great info. On page 2 post 44 he tells about the plans. This is his G-2 build. The man was not afraid to pull out a saw and cut things up and put it back together with amazing skill.

 

http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=20467&page=1

 

Dan

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When I need plans enlarged I just work out the scale wingspan and length (the real dimensions divided by 32) and give them to my local print shop (prontaprint) and tell them to reproduce them to that size.

 

For my spitfire, I scaled them to the model so I could work from them without worrying about exact scale..

 

It cost £11 and I got two copies out of that

 

Peter

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And it seems like he placed the most confidence in the Monogram Close up No.18 Bf110G4 book for accurate drawings.

Max

 

 I found a few of those books on Amazon and ordered one. Hoping the plans are in 72nd and I have my local print shop enlarge them...:)

 

 Dan

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Hey guys, the Monogram #18 has drawings on 2 pages that include

both profile elevations (starboard with the engine seperated), top and

bottom planforms and a head on view, but the are not scaled.

I measured the wingspan on the drawing and they math out to be

about 1/91 scale. If you take them to an enlarger, they'll likely want

a percentage increase (not sure about that). If you scan the Mono18

drawing you'd need a 282.7% increase to get you to 19.99 inches

which is 1/32 of the actual wingspan of 53'3.75" (639.75 inches).

So you're looking for about a 20" wingspan on a 1/32 scale drawing if

you want to round off to an even number.

 

Hope this helps, double check my math (I knew you would :rolleyes: )

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